Intro to Saltwater Fly Fishing - Seminar with Cliff Nigh
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- If you want to learn how to get into saltwater fly fishing, this is a must see video. Approximately 30 minutes of expert advice on what you need to be successful when stepping into a fly fishing setup. You'll learn the purpose of each piece of equipment and how to match them together to create fly casting fish catching tool. There a variety of approaches to begin fly fishing, if you're on the Gulf of Mexico then you must try Cliff's recommendation of beach fishing for Snook. Cliff will show you the tackle, including the lures, you need to catch popular game fish.
Fly fishing has a cult like following and more and more people are discovering just how much they prefer this type of fishing over others. A true challenge to the angler, mastering the fly presentation while sight fishing is pure joy.
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G'Day boys. This is the best video I have seen on how to move to salt water fly fishing. Well done.
Thanks very much. We try to put out very informative no bs content.
I've been saltwater fly fishing for 3 decades in New England and yet I learned several new things. I'm going to Sanibel Island mid March and I'll be on the Dawn/Dusk patrol ankle deep on the Gulf coast. Thanks gentlemen.
Hey! Glad you enjoyed the video. Good luck on your trip.
Getting in to fly fishing can be intimidating. Thanks for the simple intro.
Glad we could help.
Good video for the biginner like me!
Thank you!
Hey no problem.
I’ve been looking recently at getting into salt water fly fishing in the panhandle area, and this tutorial was excellent. Covered so many aspects and questions that I needed to know. Thank you.
So glad to hear this helped you. Too bad there's no snook up there!
Really excellent video! I’m a bait caster guy throwing lucky crafts in the surf in southern CA. I was looking into fly fishing the surf and this video gave me the intro I needed! Thank you!
Happy to hear you really enjoyed it!
Well it happened again ! Just like when you get the urge to go fishing I've got the urge to fly fish again, did it many years ago ,I to am a fly fisher from up north and had to learn how to fish saltwater and yes I was one of those people that knew Carl Hanson and sat for hours tying and fishing together he was my mentor , I faded away from fly fishing in the quest for hunting bigger fish and after watching some recent shows with Flip ( I watched him ,every show up north ) I realized that I'm missing that certain thing I enjoyed so much , This time I've got a big poon on my bucket list , thanks for the info guys ,tight lines ! 7/28/20.
Good luck my friend, hope you land the silver king soon!
Now this is some good information. I'm gonna have to come down to FL and try this.
Cool, what was your favorite part of the video?
@@HeadFirstFishing I knew a lot of the basics but what I didn't know was that kind of leader was used in saltwater. That and what kind of flies work well were all valuable new info for me.
I found this video extremely helpful. Thank you
You're very welcome.
Great video and info guys ... Summers I am on the west coast fly fishing inshore salt water daily in my local lagoons and off the beach here in San Diego county . I get a lot of halibut on mid to large streamers I tie up , as well as salt water bass .... we have corbina you sight fish off the beaches here that are a lot like fishing bone fish as you walk down the beach. reading the water is crucial for all these species and once you get the hang of that you can find the fish . thanks again always fun picking up new fishing tips .....
ski bum Glad you enjoyed the video.
ski bum u
Awesome, perfect vid l was looking for...
Cheers guys
Glad we could help.
What if I wanted to just go from fly line to 20lb flouro to minimize knot failure points, would this be workable?? Not ideal I’m sure but at least workable?
Cliff,
Thanks for the video! Do you recommend a floating line for snook beach fishing, sink tip or intermediate?
"A floating line will work but intermediates are my choice. They get below the surf action a little better. Sinking lines are just too much imo. " -Cliff
Thanks for the response! Will you please recommend your favorite intermediate line for the beach? I have an 8 wt and 9 wt.
I like Cortland lines and they make an Intermediate in Clear and comes in both 8 that 9 wt. If you’re on a budget, try their 444 Series Intermediate in clear.
Very helpfull video 💪🏼🎣
gabrielhb29 Good! Please share this video, so much good information here.
Where are you located?
Can you specified on retrieve for those flies on the video
Yonier Rio I'll have to track down cliff and ask.
"I use one of two…..a nice steady retrieve…not real fast and not real fancy…just nice and steady like a bait fish. Because of the lead eyes will also take the fly down and you can bounce it off the bottom to emulate a shrimp. By and large, I prefer the steady retrieve to mimic a baitfish. "
Cliff Nigh
Norm Ziegler hand tied me the shminnow
Do you still have it?
Yes, he hand tied it for me yesterday, I visited his shop.
Sweet!